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6th December 2006, 06:34 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: N.E.England
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heco superior presto 750
Hi.
I,ve just acquired a pair of Heco 750's. I,m not currently in a position to use them bi-wired,but the terminal connectors seem to only be long enough to connect the negatives of each terminal,to the positive. My questions are,is this correct and if so,which set of terminals will be the positive. I have not come across this before,so any help will be appreciated. Thank's, Simon. |
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